Editorial condemns Cold War LSD tests on unwitting civilians
Officials in the 1950s authorized LSD testing on civilians and soldiers without informed consent. The program remained secret until this summer and involved potential long term harm and a death linked to an act of self destruction. The piece likens the tests to Nazi and Soviet experiments and urges Congressional safeguards to prevent future abuses.
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Decline of Independent Gas Stations Cited by FEA
The Federal Energy Administration estimates 26,000 gasoline stations have closed in two years. Many independents fell as oil majors cut supplies, eroding neighborhood outlets and opportunity for individual entrepreneurs. The piece urges Justice Department antitrust action to counter monopoly trends.
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The Van Horne View On Congress Pay And Leadership
Harriet Van Horne argues Congress focuses on salary increases amid hardship, noting a $42,500 to $48,000 pay rise and nearly $60 million annual cost. She critiques lawmakers as self-serving, urges leaders with heart to end special privilege and guide the nation out of recession. She references Ford, Harris, Udall, McCarthy, Jackson, Carter, Humphrey, and Muskie as political figures shaping the crisis.
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Standard Oil refutes gas shortage claims and cites tax impact
John Roundtree of Standard Oil of California says there is no nationwide gasoline shortage. He notes a July price rise followed legally due to a new import tax and outlines refinery maintenance and a modernization project that expands capacity to meet summer demand.
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Remembering Frank Luke Medal of Honor hero and Air Force icon
A tribute to Frank Luke, celebrated Arizona aviator known as Balloon Buster who downed 18 enemy aircraft in 17 days and earned the Medal of Honor. The Arizona Air Base and a statue honor his memory as a symbol of courage and national pride.
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Fidel castro visa hope fades for U.S. visitors
On the Line column notes Fidel Castro’s limits on North American travel to Cuba. The piece argues Cuba will not soon open the island to U.S. tourists, cites Soviet support, and warns of possible pressure to return Guantanamo base, while predicting renewed Mafia influence on gambling.
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